Upload, encode and stream — encoding included.
Transcoding is what usually makes video hosting expensive, billed by the minute. Here it comes with the plan, so the cost of a video library is storage and delivery and nothing else.
Video Starter
₹399
per month · ₹3,990 a year
- 100 GB video delivery
- 50 GB video storage
- encoding included
- player and embed codes
Video Pro
₹1,299
per month · ₹12,990 a year
- 500 GB video delivery
- 250 GB video storage
- encoding included
- DRM and token playback
From a file on your desk to a video playing on your page.
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Upload
Drop a file into a library from your dashboard, or push it through the API from your own application. Any common format works.
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It encodes itself
The file is transcoded into several qualities automatically. You do not choose bitrates or pay per minute — it happens and it is included.
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Embed it
Copy the embed code or the iframe into your page. Playback is adaptive, so a viewer on a weak connection gets a lower quality rather than a buffering wheel.
The whole pipeline
Playback
| Capability | What it does for you |
|---|---|
| Adaptive streaming | Multiple renditions produced on upload and switched automatically as the viewer's connection changes. |
| Customisable player | Colours, controls and behaviour set to match your site, with a clean embed code. |
| Thumbnails and previews | Generated automatically, with the option to set your own frame. |
| Captions and subtitles | Upload tracks per language; the player picks them up. |
Protecting your videos
| Capability | What it does for you |
|---|---|
| Token-protected playback | Signed, expiring playback URLs, so a video cannot simply be linked from elsewhere. |
| DRM | For content where token protection is not enough. |
| Referrer restrictions | Play only when embedded on domains you nominate. |
| Direct download blocking | Stops the file being pulled straight out of the page source. |
Knowing what happened
| Capability | What it does for you |
|---|---|
| Per-video statistics | Views, watch time, and where viewers stopped watching. |
| Audience geography | Where your viewers actually are, which often decides where to replicate. |
| Engagement over time | Which parts get rewatched and which get skipped. |
About video
Is encoding really free?
Yes. There is no per-minute transcoding charge. You pay for how much you store and how much is watched, which is the honest way to bill video — a library nobody watches should be cheap.
How much delivery will I actually use?
Rough arithmetic: an hour of 1080p is around 1.5 GB. So 100 GB of delivery is about 65 hours watched a month. Video Starter suits a course or a handful of product videos; Video Pro suits a channel with regular viewers.
Can I use my own player?
Yes. The API gives you the playback URLs and you can use any player that handles HLS. The included player exists so you do not have to.
Will it stop people downloading my videos?
Token-protected playback and direct download blocking stop casual copying, and DRM raises the bar further. Nothing stops someone screen-recording, and any provider claiming otherwise is overselling.
What formats can I upload?
The common ones — MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, WebM and more. They are all normalised during encoding.
Where are videos stored?
In the regions you choose when you create the library, and delivered from the whole edge network regardless. Store near where you upload; deliver everywhere.
Migrating a library?
If you already have videos somewhere else, tell us how many and where. We will move them across for you rather than leaving you to re-upload one at a time.
Create a video library
Upload one file and see what it looks like before you commit.